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613 results for MUTHONI WANJIKU :

  1. Who says men can’t cry? Nakuru mental wellness dialogues challenge the “tough man” culture

    ‎Nyangara highlights that family relationships, including fathers, brothers and father figures, can influence how men understand emotions and cope with difficult experiences, with some patterns...

  2. How Shamba Mjini is being utilized to promote urban and peri-urban farming

    ‎At the same time, he notes that Shamba Mjini places emphasis on efficient water use, particularly for households facing water constraints. Moisture or wicking beds, simple drip irrigation...

  3. WATCH: Nakuru creatives mentored on economic opportunities during Fisherman’s Art Workshop

    Meanwhile, Tribeless Youth Organization Executive Director Shiko Kihika challenges creatives to maximise the various platforms available to them as technology continues to reshape the creative...

  4. From cup to canvas: How coffee became Nakuru artist’s signature medium

    ‎‎Although coffee art remains unfamiliar to many people, he says its uniqueness and stories are gradually attracting attention

  5. Meet Wanyororo farmer inspiring locals to embrace organic farming

    Muraya says his journey into organic farming started with learning how to make fertiliser from waste available at home and prepare pesticides from leaves found around his surroundings. Before...

  6. Listening party: Night of thrill as Priest the Poet unveils new album

    Before Priest the Poet appeared, the audience was treated to a performance by JT Bulinda, who took the stage with Bloom.

  7. Manchester derby: Fans flock Nakuru church for football watch party

    According to the church's minister Rev. Patricia Benson, the initiative is part of the church’s effort to use sports as a bridge for evangelism and youth ministry

  8. How to identify a right mentor for your career development

    ‎‎According to Ndombi, the right mentor can serve as both a mirror and a map, helping an individual understand their strengths while showing them possible career paths.

  9. Young agripreneurs learn the business of turning agriculture into profit

    James Mwangi, a Project Officer with the Cereal Growers Association supporting Farm to Market Alliance projects, said the BDEC programme is designed to equip Farmer Service Centre (FSC) operators...

  10. Nakuru poets Lejosh Jamal, Chotara the poet nominated to continental stage

    Beyond competition, Jamal views poetry as a tool for social transformation. He explained that his work seeks to invoke change in the community while giving a voice to issues that might otherwise...

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